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MINI John Cooper Works GP is a two-seater hot hatch that shouts its 306 HP

MINI John Cooper Works GP is a two-seater hot hatch that shouts its 306 HP

Posted on November 21, 2019 By Jarvis

Small, but perfectly formed. MINI isn’t short on punchy versions in its history books, but even then the new 2020 MINI John Cooper Works GP stands out of the crowd. Offering the most powerful engine in a MINI to-date, the 306 horsepower two-door doesn’t hide its unique nature.

In fact it positively shouts its, thanks to a distinctive body kid. MINI starts with the 3-door hatchback, and then adds a number of functional aero details. There’s a big roof spoiler, for example, with double wing contour, plus a new front apron surround and front spoiler lip. They help cut down on lift.
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